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Glacier National Park

Glacier National Park

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Nov 2, 2026

Lynn SmythHOST
22:53
It may not be the last either.
Lynn SmythHOST
22:58
In the summer of 2020, right after restrictions started lifting and travel opened back up in Montana, three of us planned a multi-day backpacking trip into the backcountry of Glacier National Park.
Lynn SmythHOST
23:11
We had permits, maps, and everything sorted out.
Lynn SmythHOST
23:14
The plan was to loop through a more remote route, staying two nights out and hitting some high-elevation lakes along the way.
Aidan MattisHOST
39:18
Don't think that one's got any.
Aidan MattisHOST
39:19
Glacier does.
Aidan MattisHOST
39:22
Rocky Mountain does.
Aiden ThornburyHOST
39:23
1915 and Hawaii volcanoes.
Steve StocktonHOST
122:05
It can be a rough place when the weather turns south.
Steve StocktonHOST
122:10
Next up, Huckleberry Lookout in Glacier National Park.
Steve StocktonHOST
122:14
The Huckleberry Lookout Trail spans six miles and is a challenging hike in Glacier National Park, Montana.
Steve StocktonHOST
122:21
The trail is known for its hazardous conditions due to around 300 grizzly bears they call the area home.
Steve StocktonHOST
122:27
In every 1,000 square kilometers of space, there are approximately 30 bears.

54 MINS LATER

Steve StocktonHOST
176:21
It is important to note that fighting back during an attack from a grizzly or a brown bear will usually worsen the attack.
Steve StocktonHOST
176:28
But if it persists, fight back with everything you have.
Steve StocktonHOST
176:32
According to Emily E. Smith of Smithsonian Magazine, on August 12, 1967, two 19-year-olds, Julie Hegelson and Michelle Koons, were on separate overnight backpacking trips in Glacier National Park.
Mike TylerHOST
2:04
Right in
Todd BrandtHOST
2:04
front of me, but I think somebody got attacked by a bear in Glacier National Park recently.
Todd BrandtHOST
2:12
Every day, there's bear news.
Mike TylerHOST
2:15
Yeah, the man tried interviewing with the bear aggressor in front of him as well.
Todd BrandtHOST
2:56
your story.
Todd BrandtHOST
2:56
I don't know if it's a maulin, but he's in the hospital.
Todd BrandtHOST
3:00
End of May, grizzly bear charged and attacked a guy at Glacier National Park.
Todd BrandtHOST
3:05
Serious injuries.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
118:07
2.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
118:08
Barry J. Tragan On July 25, 2020, rangers in Montana began to search in Glacier National Park for 68-year-old Columbia Falls resident Barry Tragan after he didn't return to his vehicle, which was near Kentland Lake in the North Fork area of the park.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
118:25
Barry's vehicle had reportedly been in that location since July 22, 2020.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
118:31
The Flathead County Sheriff's Office, Flathead County Search and Rescue, Two Bear Air, National Park Service Investigative Services, and the FBI have assisted Glacier National Park with search efforts.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
118:44
The search included ground and canine search teams, aerial observation using planes and drones, and water observations using a boat and remotely operated underwater vehicle.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
118:55
Beginning on July 27, 2020, the search effort was transitioned to a limited search.

6 MINS LATER

Steve StocktonNARRATOR
124:50
James had blue eyes and brown-slash-gray hair.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
124:55
He was believed to have been wearing a dark blue jacket, a red-orange beanie-style hat and blue jeans, and was also carrying a small camera bag with a Nikon Coolpix 900 camera.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
100:33
When Patrick wasn't looking after the underdog or studying hard for his degree, he could be found hiking in the wilderness.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
100:40
In fact, his friends and family jokingly called him the survivalist thanks to his many hours and hundreds of miles along the Pacific Crest Trail and in the Glacier National Park, the Blackfeet Tribal Lands, and the Columbia Falls region of Montana.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
100:54
Patrick was well versed in the outdoors and believed that nature had a way of healing us.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
100:59
The last time Patrick was seen or heard from was on November 2nd, 2000, when he was in Glacier Park in Montana.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
101:07
As previously mentioned, Patrick had been spending a lot of time in Glacier Park and other national parks and forests in the area.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
101:14
Reports do not give an exact date, however, but sometime after November 2nd, Patrick's car was found abandoned at the Lake McDonald Lodge restaurant on the US Highway 89 and State Highway 49 towards the eastern edge of Glacier National Park.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
101:28
It wouldn't be until May 27th, 2001 that investigators would get their next big clue when they found an abandoned camp that Patrick had made.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
101:37
The camp was found at the Atlantic Creek Backcountry Campground along the north fork of Cutbank Creek near Bad Marriage Mountain and Medicine Grizzly Peak.
Ted NeitzkeHOST
4:55
However, it's gorgeous.
Ted NeitzkeHOST
4:57
And from there, we drove to the cool western side of Montana and went to Glacier National Park for a week of exploring.
Ted NeitzkeHOST
5:05
And then on the drive home, we went north to Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
Ted NeitzkeHOST
5:10
where I had what my children described as a fever dream, going through my favorite president's new presidential library, and then 10 minutes later watching herds of buffaloes go through the Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
Ted NeitzkeHOST
8:24
They're very fit.
Ted NeitzkeHOST
8:25
They are naturalists in the outdoors and they know the rules.
Ted NeitzkeHOST
8:28
So when we were researching hikes to do in Glacier National Park for the four of us, we found one that we thought all of us could go on.
Ted NeitzkeHOST
8:35
It was also the busiest trail I have ever been on in my life.
speaker_2HOST
38:13
They went up to, um, uh, The National Parks.
speaker_2HOST
38:18
What's the one? Glacier.
speaker_2HOST
38:19
Did they go to Glacier? Yes, they did Glacier.
speaker_2HOST
38:21
Then they went down to Tetons and Yellowstone.
speaker_2HOST
38:24
And then eventually they made their way to Utah.
Clint PattersonGUEST
1:19
Well, I mean, I tell people that I'm Roger's son and stuff, and they go, well, I've seen one, and I hear stories all the time.
Clint PattersonGUEST
1:28
I just was getting my van worked on, and a guy goes, me and my dad were driving down the road up by Glacier Park, and we'd seen a creature jump off of a big old icy cliff and walk right in front of us, and I'm like going, this guy, he's seen something.
Clint PattersonGUEST
1:48
So, I mean, there's There's several sightings that I hear about from people here in Montana.
Arroe CollinsHOST
1:54
Well, one of the things that you really bring up, and I love the fact that in the documentary, the two of you really put up the he said, she said kind of appeal to this story.
Robby WestGUEST
19:32
I live in Montana.
Robby WestGUEST
19:33
I'm just south of the Canadian border, just outside of Glacier National Park.
Robby WestGUEST
19:38
And J.D. Vance was here yesterday.
Robby WestGUEST
19:41
President Trump was here, I guess, about 10 days ago.

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